Simulation stopps
Dear all,
I try to simulate a moving tank in 2d.
After starting the simulation it stops with the error:
[Initialising simulation (0zb43098) 18-02-2014 10:14:33]
PART PartTime TotalSteps Steps Time/Seg Finish time
========= ============ ============ ======= ========= ===================
Exception (JSphGpuSingle::Interaction_Forces)
Text: Failed in reduction of viscdt. (CUDA error: unspecified launch failure).
*** Exception (JSphGpuSingle::Interaction_Forces)
Text: Failed in reduction of viscdt.
Do anybody know what the reason is. I also tried a 3D-case with the same result.
Last Nvidia-Driver is installed.
Thank you for your support.
Best regards,
Benjamin
I try to simulate a moving tank in 2d.
After starting the simulation it stops with the error:
[Initialising simulation (0zb43098) 18-02-2014 10:14:33]
PART PartTime TotalSteps Steps Time/Seg Finish time
========= ============ ============ ======= ========= ===================
Exception (JSphGpuSingle::Interaction_Forces)
Text: Failed in reduction of viscdt. (CUDA error: unspecified launch failure).
*** Exception (JSphGpuSingle::Interaction_Forces)
Text: Failed in reduction of viscdt.
Do anybody know what the reason is. I also tried a 3D-case with the same result.
Last Nvidia-Driver is installed.
Thank you for your support.
Best regards,
Benjamin
Comments
As one of developers say (Stephen Longshaw) :
"Simply calculate a set of acceleration values equivalent to the motion
you wish to impart, keep your boundaries static and include the
acceleration data (you will only need 1 file) as per the example case
provided with DualSPHysics 3.0."
I am interested in this case.
Send please your results if you will handle problem well.
Best regards,
Sergey
There's a possibility that you have uncovered a bug in dualsphysics 3, so it would be good to see. If you are able please send the case through to me at my listed email address.
The advice i gave to Sergey and that he has reiterated above, is the advice i would give to anybody trying to simulate a moving tank, in fact the variable acceleration functionality was introduced originally to exactly solve this problem.
Best regards.
sorry for delay.
We are using a 650Ti
Greetings,
Benjamin
Regards
Alex